Written Works
The following is a list of Korolenko's most notable writings:
- Son Makara (1885) translated as Makar's Dream (1891);
- Slepoi Muzykant (1886) translated as The Blind Musician (1896–1898);
- V durnom obshchestve (1885) translated as In Bad Company (1916);
- Les Shumit translated as The Murmuring Forest (1916);
- Reka igraet (1892) The River Sparkles;
- Za Ikonoi After the Icon
- Bez Yazyka (1895) or Without Language;
- Mgnovenie (1900) or Blink of an Eye;
- Siberian Tales 1901;
- Istoria moego sovremmenika or The History of My Contemporary an autobiography (1905–1921)
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